It's pretty standard notation in the type II superconductor world. The 4 digits refer to the relative stoichiometry of the various cells in the lattice. I agree it's not too useful in this context.
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In the version of galeon that i'm using right now, the close buttons can be configured to only be active on the currently open tab. since the only reason to click on the current tab is to close it, this seems like a nice setup. the newest 1.3.x series of galeon does _not_ do this, but i've just assumed that's because it has not been addressed yet...@/
Check out: ftp://ftp-icf.llnl.gov/pub/Yorick/doc/index. html
This is an interpreted c-like language that we have used in our labs for years. There are a number of built in 2-D and 3-D plotting functions, and it is very easy to use it to talk to various instruments via the GPIB bus or serial ports. It is also straightforward to patch the binary (as in one command) so that it can call your own compiled C code from the interpreter. All in all a very nice language and I highly recommend it to people that have to interface with instruments and do analysis at the same time....@/
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In general, a tensor.
It's pretty standard notation in the type II superconductor world. The 4 digits refer to the relative stoichiometry of the various cells in the lattice. I agree it's not too useful in this context.
Oh, hardly. One could always pad each bit with a library of congress or so.
You could always check out this plugin:a te.shtml
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yes, at least Gimp 1.3.21 does.
In the version of galeon that i'm using ..@/
right now, the close buttons can be configured
to only be active on the currently open tab.
since the only reason to click on the
current tab is to close it, this seems like a
nice setup. the newest 1.3.x series
of galeon does _not_ do this, but i've
just assumed that's because it has not
been addressed yet.
Check out:. html
...@/
ftp://ftp-icf.llnl.gov/pub/Yorick/doc/index
This is an interpreted c-like language
that we have used in our labs for years.
There are a number of built in 2-D and
3-D plotting functions, and it is very
easy to use it to talk to various
instruments via the GPIB bus or serial
ports. It is also straightforward
to patch the binary (as in one command)
so that it can call your own compiled
C code from the interpreter. All in all
a very nice language and I highly recommend
it to people that have to interface with
instruments and do analysis at the same time.